louise
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can any one give us any info on wild camping in yorkshire ,would be most appreciated
Deleted member 3270
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re yorkshire
Hi Louise,
give us all a clue where you would like to go and see in yorkshire its quite a big place
Hi Louise,
give us all a clue where you would like to go and see in yorkshire its quite a big place
louise
Guest
we havnt got a clue,can you give us a couple of starters.we hope to leave on wednesday,and we are in no rush to get back,retired now
suej
Guest
God's country
Not that I'm biased or anything .. but you could do worse than explore North Yorkshire. You have the choice of the beautiful purple heather covered North Yorkshire moors where there's plenty of places to wild camp, the Captain Cook trail which includes some lovely coastal villages and Whitby. Heartbeat country is here too. Then there's the Yorkshire dales inland. So many places!! If your travels include Pickering give me a shout.. any excuse to put the kettle on!!
Sue
Not that I'm biased or anything .. but you could do worse than explore North Yorkshire. You have the choice of the beautiful purple heather covered North Yorkshire moors where there's plenty of places to wild camp, the Captain Cook trail which includes some lovely coastal villages and Whitby. Heartbeat country is here too. Then there's the Yorkshire dales inland. So many places!! If your travels include Pickering give me a shout.. any excuse to put the kettle on!!
Sue
louise
Guest
thats realy nice of you.can you give us a clue where to start,as we havnt got a clue and we can keep in touch with you ,if you dont mind while we are on our travels,we would like to just keep travelling out,but as i said we dont know where to start,your help is much appreciated
Canalsman
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Hi Louise
I suggest you download the Wildcamping Map & POI files from the appropriate forum.
You can use Google Earth to browse over 1600 spots in England, Wales and Scotland - and the POI data can be downloaded to your satnav.
Have fun!
Regards
Chris
I suggest you download the Wildcamping Map & POI files from the appropriate forum.
You can use Google Earth to browse over 1600 spots in England, Wales and Scotland - and the POI data can be downloaded to your satnav.
Have fun!
Regards
Chris
YouMeAndLittleB
Guest
Hi louise,
There are quite a few areas where you can wild camp, we have stayed at the Bracey Bridge layby on the A614 which is the road to Bridlington via Driffield.
If you travel South of Bridlington on the A615 there are a few laybys near Fraisthorpe where I have seen people wild camping too.
North Yorkshire is definately worth a visit. Bolton Abbey is lovely and you can park for the day (but not over night I think) by the river for about £5
I hope that helps.
x
There are quite a few areas where you can wild camp, we have stayed at the Bracey Bridge layby on the A614 which is the road to Bridlington via Driffield.
If you travel South of Bridlington on the A615 there are a few laybys near Fraisthorpe where I have seen people wild camping too.
North Yorkshire is definately worth a visit. Bolton Abbey is lovely and you can park for the day (but not over night I think) by the river for about £5
I hope that helps.
x
caspar
Guest
Good Lord Chris!
How many times have I communicated with you recently and I never realised the POI's could be downloaded straight onto my sat nav - what a wazzock I am! Thanks for that bit of info - guess what I'm doing today!
Deleted member 3270
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re / yorkshire
Hi Louise
did you get my p.m ?
Hi Louise
did you get my p.m ?